Sidney Phillips are delighted to announce the sale of the Glasshouse Inn, Longhope.
The Glasshouse Inn is a historic pub and restaurant that benefits from a three section bar/two section restaurant and an outstanding two bed owners flat.
There is also two self-catering suites and a holiday park which has three chalets for tourism, surrounded by excellent gardens.
The Glasshouse Inn is situated in May Hill, which stands between the Severn and Wye Valleys, equidistant between the riverside market town of Ross on Wye and the Cathedral City of Gloucester.
It is one of Gloucestershire’s most renowned public houses enjoying an enviable reputation for its beers and cuisine, which has been in the same family’s hands for 22 years and enjoys a very well established level of custom.
The property was originally residential cottages housing glass workers, before becoming a pub in the late nineteenth century. It has been sympathetically extended and improved during our clients period of ownership and can cater for 100 customers inside and well as having well landscaped trade gardens.
The Glasshouse Inn stands in a plot of 1.1 acres and part of which has been converted into a leisure park with three ‘high status’, two bedroom chalets. There is space for a further three chalets, subject to planning.
Robin Mence, Managing Director of Sidney Phillips handled the sale and comments: “I am delighted to see the sale of The Glasshouse Inn complete, and we wish them all the best ahead of a busy Summer of ‘Staycations’.
Sidney Phillips sold the Freehold off an asking price of £850,000.
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